Spring Projects presents Studio Makkink & Bey “The idea is about turning the clock on and off and having a space where you both live and work in one. When you live in the same place that you work, before you know it you are in your pajamas, dressed for work the same way you would dress for going to bed. There is no separation… Work is also a very important place for personal devel- opment. But society has given us a vocabulary where work is connected to economics and mak- ing money and less about development. Work is really about sharing knowledge, and you choose the people you share with and are better at your job because of it.”—Jurgen Bey
Jurgen Bey and Rianne Makkink CULTURED 79
